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r W henever you come to Klamath Falls visit the City’s Best Store. Inspect our complete stocks of Clothing, innig, ruriiisii- Furnish I ings, Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods, Get our prices. , Make this store vour headquarters. headouarters. You’re welcome. a your K. K. . K. STORE KLAMATH REPUBLICAN NEU EM. M 11 t.o w ’’ < I < • ► • » » graduation at iiildkbhand . Unless there i>> i h*ng<> < f pro Tti«' graduating excrciuoa held gram. F. H. Newell will retire trrm the Hildebrand school Friday even E. J. MURRAY, Editor the office of Direc’or of tjio i titled Ing. June lltli, were a complete ami States Reclamation Ser 'Ice son»«« lime cess and the largo crowd of interested during th»> comtn-.’ •■'all, prob.ti |y to IH'rsona were plea-utnily entertained a be aucci'eded by someone nut now in for several hours with the following the government lervict' Who that program at TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE man will be has not yet been deter Music. Meatus. William and Charlo* mint'd. but the indications are «hat Flack us he will, in addition to an engin -er- Doll drill. Waive Drew. Bernice All communications submitted for publication in the ooluiutis of this paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer. No nou do plume ing education, have a comprehensive Flackus, Llulo Vieira ami Ora Allred articles will be published knowledge of the law Mr Newell, Recitation. “My Old Black Dog," unless he so desires, will n >t sever liernlc- Fl. >kus Song "Lotlelj Voting«» By th«- Sea ! city The railroad canuot do this hts connection with 'lie H im -!ai-«atlon OVK RAILROADS. 1 «ui « F ack us. tor us. It will do its part if we do 8«rvice, but will be i < i. h «I u i-u Isi I •<ecl f engineer probablv t'i lion. rb<- Prut - of lla ti-rj .at co "Now here! We may as well speak ours. B H,'.i •1 Filch suiting engineer. plainly about this matter Some peo Ib'í«-Cts in Uin ! Ills 1 Flack a brothers N ATURE IS t.ENI Koi *. pie of late seem to have required tl • f is «bi apr i •>*« tn drill, eight girls. fh'? situation. in incendiary opinion that our rail W 11.- Mr. lulling, r 1 u > > lauit »'re.-,' atm. <n >f «'iithth grad«' grttd- Muntdiine and Rain Furui-Jierl roads exist for the purpose of serv I Both with th«* .-n--’ ring « nr. ui' Mr t) ill. las of 1909. by Miss Robin- ing the public. Accordingly the I at the Tin»' When .Most Dr-sin d X. A ’ 'dpC'- » >r '•(« am »< .'. t<, •h. ai.tl Needed. legislators seek to regulate ^ umz - • • H‘ !’ nai. >n. i'logr«--**,” Ernest ity as an < t:«• it, « . . bv ¿C « on • • ger rate«. Accordingly, also, when ly to the «»¡«In: ■ • that ‘ ■ an « n! S’’. Nature has been generous to Klam- the railroads attempt to raise freight : nr-. ! more satisfactory adtr in ath ♦ i.s 11 Al í H asks ” lallll.-,-' Esert i - - V. rates they are met with violent ob 'ath county this year, and the farmers ficer to tak» K« i e!«l su pv» ai.-! i.uuib'- I'liirkii-' are now joining with the citizens of jections on the part of shippers. Ess.;' . "Irrigation In the West." 1 the lt<*clanmti«>n Service Accordingly, also further, when the ■ Klamath Falls in rejoicing The peo- its burin«-*.-» manag-T, o <«> II» < ‘ u'l Rueck railroads propose to lower wages iple of Klamath Fails were praying recognize* that Mr. Newell's abll’ti«-» R< Itaticn. "Farming By the they are met with stern refusals from tor pleasant weather for their cele ; lie along the lin. » ui «.ngineenu«: ' M< >n." Carl Ritter bration. The country needed rain, selfish employes. Now. all this an rather than administra'lon. and th.i« Song. "Twilight.'' Eddie Flackus tagonism comes, as indicated above, | yet rain would have ruined the weeks I fact incitnre birr to th«- opinion «hat KecitalInn. "How He Saved St of hard labor of the Chamber of Com from an erroneous conception as to, a change *ho«a1J be mad . By r 'tain- Mi hi«.-Is," Theresa Sterzl. merce and lost the county an oppor the proper function of a railroad. ling Mr. Newell aa an . ,-*.u it « < »I- Class prophecy. by Joe Sterzl "The proper function of a railroad 1 tunity for the greatest advertisement fleer, he'can save to tl: ite-’ac e »n \d-!r«-*a to class, by Mr nutchor of I Is to pay dividends, not to speak ofilt ^uld have bud. A'rviee the valuable . d'i«-.- o' th«' Klamath Fails salaries and interest on bonds Can I The weather on Railroad Day was present director on ail ptobletu» u ' Pre*« station of diplomas and ad I it be claimed for a moment that thei^*1 the P^P|e **re haPP>' Th'‘ feeling construction, while Ly ip- dress by Superintendent J G Swan sacred right of eminent domain, so showers began Tues- pointiug a new director he believe* of Klamath Falls extensively emploved in providing <»** ’nd tha h-WPy. and the can overcom«1 those «insatisfactory Address by Jacob Rueck valuable rights of way. would have;*11“'» everyone was happy and con- features of administration which hè* Remarks by William Flacky* tented. Reports from the country, been exercised for a purpose any less I disapproves. • There were seven graduates. on .1 noble than dividends? Some people are to the effect that the rain was Mr. Rallinger is not ready to rec which fact Miss Robinson was highly general throughout the entire county, seem to have lost all s.nse of pro ommend a change at the preænt tint«*, I compliment -ri by th» visiting apeak- portion amid our modern strenuosi- and this means that Klamath couny is for h«> desires to get more detailed in ¡era. who thought she deserved gfi-at ties Let it be understood, once and assured of a banner crop this year. formation before taking such a rad- ' credit tor the hard work done and tor all, that If we cannot run our The grain and crops were just tar I Dttring the Summer »be I the great results accomplished in tbe ical railroads so that some one can make enough along to get the full benefit. i Secretary will go personally upon a I past twenty months she has ixt-n money on them we shall simply have and Klamath county can look tor- i number of government Irrigation teaching in Hildebrand, as thia make* PROPRIETORS ward to one of the most successful to get along without them altogeth- nine graduates from the school dur | projects, especially those that ►rv» years in its history. With the crops ALL KINDS OF FRESH. SALT sr." given rise to trouble. On the ground, ing that time. The addresses made by well advanced, the moisture will be The above is the expression of El retained in the ground for some he will find out for himself what has! Meaers. Butcher, Swan and Rueck AND SMOKED NEATS Ms O. Jones in Success Magasine. led to unsatisfactory conditions and. were much enjoyed by all present. and while Mr. Jones strikes at the tjme. There is about three times the who is to blame. If bis investiga- and each member of the program. SAUSAGES or ALL MINOS aim and end of railroads in general amount of land in cultivation this tion fails to bear out bis present Im-land especially of the graduating class, .year than last, and a great portion of he fails to point out that there' are j; pressions and if he finds that co fault. deserve special mention for the way railroads, and there are railroads. A ¡this extra land is in grain. This will attaches to Mr. Newell as director, ; they rendered their parts. Many mean a busy year for the flour mills. railroad may be inefficiently officered. he may alter his plans and Mr N'ew- beautiful bouquets were received by and insufficiently equipped to become!-------------------------- ell may remain at th« heal of the'the graduate«, and the prizes were ♦ ♦ a dividend-payer uppn a basis CRATER LAKE TR.9VEL BEGUN Reclamation Service. On the other ’ also given away by the teacher. Ono ♦ ♦ reasonable rates, and the publtt: may ♦ Ernest who led the ♦ band, it investigation bustains ihe went ---- * * to “ “ ------* Nall, — ♦ not be expected to make godd in i ... Superintendent Arant left Wednes Secretary in the impression rhe uow county by getting the highest average ♦ high rates on freight and pkiisenger day for Crater Lake. Mr. Arant holds, he will recommend''a change of an) pupil taking the eighth grade ♦ liefere pl l ull i n g, *11 send graia and ateo potaloe. niiuuld ♦ traffic so that the stockholders may returned a few days since from the on his return to Wa ih in ginn in thç examination in May. and the other to ♦ »priuklwl Willi FormakWijrato SoiuUoa fur tnwtnwmt for «muí. ♦ catup five miles this side of the lake, receive a proper reward for their in Joseph SU-rzl for excellent behavior ♦ Fall. ♦ Tbto »oluUwa liae lakrwi the piace of bloe-Moar, breaua», it to vestments Upon a' normal basis of and states that there has already during the last two years and also in ♦ Ballinger Brow, Over Bureau » better. limpid- to Me; can Iw Uberi more accurately and ruste doing business a property conducted been two parties through the park ♦ ♦ Mr. Newell has not worked at standing second in class work. lean. railroad can and does pay good div this season. Last Saturday» a party cross-purposes with Mr. I Ballinger, ♦ The evening was an altogether ♦ ♦ idends and still not charge excessive of seven drove to the camp and went but rather at bis direction ». Never- pleasant ending of a year's work, and ♦ AT ('HITWOOD DRUG OOMFANY. rates. Dividends are the logical in on to the Lake, and a week previous tbeleas, there is not that same bu-.d the pupils, patrons and teacher are ♦ * ♦ * ducement for capitalists to bufld a pa/ty of eight made the trip. between the service and the present alike proud of the result. The snow atill reaches to Bridge Secretary that was noted between railroads, but it should be remem The graduate* were Jarnos Ernest bered that in dding sd they hot only Creek, about nine miles from the the service and Secretary Garfield. Nail, Joseph Alvis Stezzl, Tb»rea* * reap a reward for themselves, but Inks, and on top of the mountain it is Under Mr. Garfield the Reclamation Sterzl. Carl Rueck. Edward Flatktta, A BAD Gl'KMH. place facilities within the reach of about six feet deep. Teams can be Service took the lead, and the Secre oulse Egert and Carl Rltt -r men of less means which will enable driven to the camp now without any tary approved; now the Secretary A lady, paiMiog along the street them to go forward in smaller enter difficulty, especially in the forenoon takes the lead and the service mu C NWAKTZLANDER IN cne frosty morning, saw a little fel- Tell Us What prises successfully., before th* snow begins to get soft. follow hii> directions. Gifford Pinchot,( PROMOTED TO AGENT. ow ucatterlng salt upon th.' pave- You Want We have our railroad, and it is From the camp parties can either head of the Foretrt Service, through n»nt for the purpose or malting the E. L. Swartzlander. former chief built broad-gauge, officered by ex walk or ride horseback to the rim of bis intimate relations with Presi ce. Clerk under Superintendent Wilson of perienced men and operated as' a part the lake. dent Roosevelt, was able to assist Mr. "Well, I'm sure,” said the lady. of one of the oldest railroad corpora Mr Arant states that in two weeks Newell in the old days. President the Klamath Reservation, has as 'that's real benevolence.” sumed his new position as agent of tions in the West. We are celebrat practically all of the snow will be Roosertdt was an enthusiast over ir "Ob, no, ma'am," he replied, "it ing its completion as a joyful pone except on the top of the moun rigation; he had confidence in Mr. the Umatilla Reservation. Mr. Swartz Jn't bene vol* nee—it’s salt." «vent in the -history of our county. tain, and that tourists can then com Newell, doubly so because Mr Pln- lander left for his post the first of the ■While ve are doing »o let us not fortably visit the lake. He expects a chot vouched for Mr. Newell It was week. I<e was strongly recommended deny Mr. Jones' somewhat cynical heavy travel to the lake early in the in a large degree because of this fact for the position by Mr. Wilson, who NOTICE FOR FUHUOATION exposition of the true function of a season thia year. The portions of the that the Reclamation Service was an speaks in very high terms of bis abil railroad as being that of a dividend buildings which were broken down by almost independent bureau up to the ity and fitness for the position. Mr. Department nt the lata»’or, t;sited payer, and give our new railroad our the snow have been removed and time the Taft administration opened. Swartzlander was appointed to suc States Load Office. ceed Mr. McPartridge, who was trans heartiest and warmest support that work on the repairs will commence Heretofore a thorough and pracl- it may grow to the end lindd out. t once. Will Steel's camp and build cal knowledge of engineering was ferred on account of a difficulty with Let us foster the spirit of co-opera ings did not suffer any injury from considered the first requirement of the department. I^akevtew, Ore., May 8, 1999. tion in ail our dealings with the offi the snow. Mr. Moyer is now at the the hsad of the Reclamation Servie«. Notice is hereby given that the AND THAT'S THE RKAHON. cials of the railroad, recognizing that Arant camp getting things in shape But from present indications it would Santa Fe Railroad Co., by Charles In their prosperity we prosper and for the opening of the season. seem that business and executive "Don’t you want your nice bread H. McGlanto, of Portland, Oregon, in our prosperity they prosper. ability, commingled with -------,,---------- -— „ — _ a practical 'and butter, Anne?" naked her father, has filed la thia office its application There is much in the attitude of knowledge of the law, Is regarded as Anae shook her head. "It’a a shame to select under the provisions of the JUST LIKE GOD. the people of a community as they more important than capacity as an Ao waste such nice bread and butter,” Act »f Congress, approved Juno 4, welcome an Incoming railroad which engineer. continued her father. "I’ll eat it 1897, and Juns 9, 1900, ths NE%, A mother was talking to her little presages the future coherence of in myself. ” Anne watched the proceas SWH, Sec. If, T. 37 8., R. 11% terests between them in the develop girl of the love of God for us. She IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES with big eyes and a look of expect W. M. Any aad ail persons claiming ment of the territory it embraces. repeated the beautlfnl verse, "For adversely the lands described, or de Of Klamath Falla and vicinity. Al! ancy on her face. God ao loved the world gave that He Klamath Falls and Klamath county ladies' hats |4, $4.50, $5 and 35 50 Finally, when the last mouthful siring to object because of the min sound no fickle nor spiritless words His only begotten Son that whoso- at 33.00. All |6, |6.50, $7 and 37.50 lad disappeared, Anne asked, "Papa, eral charactor of the land, or for of welcome in celebrating Railroad ever believeth in Him shall not per- any other reason, to the disposal to hats now go at 15.00, The >8.50, *9, did ft tickle?” Day. We are glad the railroad is ish, but have everlasting life,” and applicant, should file their affidavits 39.50 and f 10 now at >7.50. Re her father. "Why, ■Tickle! ” said here to-day; we will be glad to-mor said, "Isn’t it wonderful, dear, that of protest inthls office on or beforo member this sacrifice sale we make po; wbat do you mean? " "I thought row; and we will be glad the day God should love us so much as that?" to the ladies rather than carry them It would tickle, ” said Anne. "It had June 24, 1909. For an ap-to-date wheei, ge* after; and the day after that; and To her surprise the child replied, J. N. WATSON, over commences June 3d. The Bos b long hair on It.” "No, mama, I don ’ t think it wonder a Rambler, on aale at the GUM the more day* that go by the gladder Register. ton Store. 3 STORE. For aale or raait. we hope to be. A railroad cannot ful.” The mother said, "Why, daugh The above nottce will be published The most Insidious enemies of the Tonte to rmt. Guns. We carry haul prosperity Into a town by the' ter, don’t you know that God’s love Don’t compel bogs to go a long dis average hog raiser are lico and in the Klamath Republican, a week • full llne of sportlng gooda. carload and shovel It off at the sid is —onderfui?” I think it would be tance for water when the heat waves worms. The feeder will often Insist ly newspaper printed at Klamath wonderful If it were any one else, ” ing, free, and without rearing; we shimmer and dance in the distance. that he has neither in bis pens, when Falls, Oregon, for a period of at must do our part toward building said the child, "but It’s just like Fresh water at hand at all times Is a a careful examination will detect the least thirty days prior to the date THE GUN STORE our city into touch with tho outside God.” matter of vital importance; and the presence of both In large numbers. last mentioned la the foregoing J. B. CHAMBERS, world, and by a steady uplift bring slop should be fed every day as made We prefer to dip all pigs soon after notion. Oppoalta U m America« Hotel to us the increase in population and Born, last Friday afternoon, to Mr. and not be allowed to rot In the swill weaning, and to give them a course J. N. WATSON, «MM SM. volume of business which makes a and Mrs. Nell Campbell, a son. barrel. 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